Sentence examples for clobber with from inspiring English sources

iPhone / iPad Almost the polar opposite in likely-demographic terms from Vectrex, Fashion Inc. is a game offshoot from virtual world Stardoll, where you have to run your own fashion house, designing, making and selling posh clobber, with a connection back to the main Stardoll world to collect exclusive items.

Essentially everything here involves Ms. Clarkson's clobbering her subject while getting clobbered with guitars.

Otherwise when one of us dies the other will be clobbered with taxes".

For the virtuous, though, being clobbered with new taxes may seem a rather poor reward.

Corporations are to be clobbered with a surcharge of 12% on profits above €500,000.

These are clobbered with tariffs: 100% on imported lavatory paper, for instance, and 150% on water or beer.

If Testaverde retires or demands his release, the Jets will be clobbered with a salary-cap hit.

And Mr Rodríguez was clobbered with an unprecedented 211-game unpaid vacation, which would cover the remainder of this season and all of 2014.

Thousands of "accidental landlords" could be clobbered with much higher tax bills when they come to sell their properties as a result of measures in the budget.

That means Mr B gets clobbered with a CGT bill of £14,700 (assuming all of his gain was taxed at 28%), says Briggs.

Students have already been clobbered with fees and top-up fees and every poll on the subject warns that they, and their families, won't accept another hit.